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And plus, he said he was going to get rid of the Caps Lock key and the Num Lock key, too.

But, Dudley...

You lock them up, don't you?

Foghorn Blows Key Turns In Lock

The Num Lock key has been activated.

The Caps Lock key has been activated.

The Scroll Lock key has been activated.

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The Num Lock key is now inactive.

The Caps Lock key is now inactive.

The Scroll Lock key is now inactive.

Turns off the computer

I mean, in retrospect, probably stupid questions, but things like, What's this Caps Lock key for?

Thought they could lock me up forever.

It will also lock the object, so other users cannot access it until it is unlocked.

Ms. Lock (South Africa), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that the Mission's resource requirements must be considered in the context of the realities on the ground.

Ms. Lock (South Africa) said that the management of UNMIS should be accorded the same amount of time to implement the provisions of General Assembly resolution 59 296 as had been granted to other peacekeeping operations.

Ms. Lock (South Africa) said that her delegation wished to align itself with the statements made by the representatives of Argentina and the Bahamas on behalf of the Rio Group and CARICOM, respectively, and by the representative of Brazil.

Ms. Lock (South Africa), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that her delegation wished to associate itself with the statement made by the representative of Qatar on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.

Ms. Lock (South Africa), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that the budget proposal for ONUB reflected the financial and human resources it would require to implement its complex multidimensional mandate.

Ms. Lock (South Africa), Vice Chairman, said that in the second line of paragraph 7 of the draft resolution, the word following should be deleted and the words illustrated as follows inserted after the word fields .

Ms. Lock (South Africa) said that the overview report of the Advisory Committee and the findings of the oversight bodies provided a good basis for the Committee's consideration of peacekeeping policy matters under agenda item 123.

Ms. Lock (South Africa), supported by Algeria and Yemen, said that discussions on the programme budget were not the appropriate forum for the review of mandates called for in the Summit Outcome.

Ms. Lock (South Africa), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that her delegation wished to associate itself with the statement made by the representative of Qatar on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, including the appeal to all Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

Ms. Lock (South Africa) said that, as the Nairobi complex was the only United Nations office of its kind in Africa or, indeed, in the developing world, the Secretariat must find ways to implement the decisions of the General Assembly there, rather than finding reasons not to implement them.

Ms. Lock (South Africa) said that the transitional Government had made significant strides in implementing the terms of the peace agreement and that the United Nations had intensified its activities to support the Congolese people in their preparations for the referendum to be held in December 2005 and the presidential and legislative elections to be held in early 2006.

In the Scandinavian countries, as opposed to, say, Germany and the US, the government, not individual companies, are responsible for most social benefits. That way, economically irrational lock in effects, whereby workers simply cannot afford to change jobs, are avoided.

Ms. Lock (South Africa), speaking on behalf of the African Group, expressed appreciation for the Board's efforts to ensure adherence to the principles of fair presentation and full disclosure of financial statements and welcomed both the improved structure of its reports, which it was seeking to streamline in accordance with General Assembly resolution 57 278, and the greater clarity and transparency of its observations and recommendations.